Sacraments

Director of
Religious education.

(816) 453-0971
x215

Please contact Decan Mike Lewis for any questions concerning Baptism, 1st Reconciliation, Confirmation and RCIA

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BAPTISM

All first-time parents are required to participate in a one-session program to prepare them to celebrate the baptism of their child. We strongly encourage parents who have over a three-year interval between baptisms to participate. Baptismal Preparation Sessions are scheduled through the parish office. Parents must be registered parishioners, and both are expected to attend the preparation session.

To register, or for more information, please contact Mindy Lehman.

FIRST RECONCILIATION and FIRST EUCHARIST

Parent (s) provide a copy of their child’s baptism certificate, attend parent information meetings and scheduled preparation sessions, including family retreat day, with their child. Preparation begins in September of each year. First Reconciliation followed by First Eucharist. Upon completion of their child’s preparation (First Reconciliation and/or First Eucharist) parent(s) will determine the child’s readiness to celebrate a sacrament.

Preparation Age: Child must be in the second-grade level of school, however, older children who have not prepared for or celebrated their First Reconciliation or First Eucharist may do so at the request of their parent (s) or adult guardian.

Please contact Mindy Lehman.

Reconciliation & Communion Reg. Form

CONFIRMATION

Parish High School youth who are ready to assume ownership of the promises made by parents/guardians, on their behalf at their Baptism, are invited to learn about the sacrament of Confirmation. Open to teens in Grades 9-12.

Download the registration form here: Coming Soon...

Please contact Mindy Lehman.

Confirmation Reg. Form

Rite of Christian Initiation (RCIA)

RCIA is the process of exploration of the Catholic faith, designed for those who would like to become Catholic, or would like additional information about the Church. The parish adult initiation process is a journey. We, as a parish, join with those adults and older children who wish to be members of our Catholic community. RCIA is an opportunity to learn about the faith, have questions answered, and discern the voice of the Lord

Rev. Matthew Brumleve

pastor

(816) 453-0971 EX 220

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MARRIAGE

Marriage Preparation Steps for St. Patrick’s Catholic Church

Meet with Fr. Matthew Brumleve, pastor. Fr. Matthew will collect basic information about you (address, sacramental info,) and at this – or your next meeting, you will take the Prepare Assessment, and meet again to cover the analysis of your assessment.
Attend a “God’s Plan for a Joy-Filled Marriage” Saturday session in the KC area.
Attend an “Engaged Encounter Weekend”. Weekends are held in the KC area.
Attend a Natural Family Planning Course. At St. Patrick’s, we offer courses throughout the year, following the Sympto-Thermal Method.
One of the last things we will do is talk about the ceremony itself. You will meet with Fr. Matthew to discuss Scripture readings, the pronouncement of your promises, and, if necessary, with Robin Lamb, Liturgist, on music.

Please Contact Father Matthew

ANOINTING of the SICK

*Available by appointment only...

Sacrament of anointing of the sick is available throughout the year. If you are preparing for surgery or know of someone in need of this sacrament, please call the Parish Office. Most hospitals do not have a priest on staff to hear confession or anoint so it is important for you to make the initial contact.

Please Contact Father Matthew

SACRAMENT of RECONCILIATION (Confession)

Confessions are heard Saturdays 3:00-3:30 PM

SACRAMENTS of Faith